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Posted by J.C.H. on February 20, 2006 at 20:23:06 from (4.176.171.229):
In Reply to: roughcut planned lumber posted by billkk on February 20, 2006 at 19:30:08:
Go to your local Magazine outlet and secure a copy of any good Wood Working Magazine [I can't say here any Titles due to copyright Priveledges] and place an Advertisement of "Wood for Sale" if you wish to be the Distributor. If Liability and Taxation etc. are not to your liking contact one of the Magazine Subscribers who are acting as Agents or Sellers and offer your Lumber to them. Good Oaks and Pine are in demand and are very salable if of good Quality and properly dried. .
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